Assistant boss Paul Raynor has urged Crawley to end the season on a high following defeat in their last home game.
Reds travel to high-flying Torquay for the final day of the campaign on Saturday on the back of last night's 4-0 defeat against relegation-threatened Halifax.
Crawley were reduced to ten men with the score at 2-0 after defender James Krause was shown a straight red card for a lunging tackle.
Raynor said: "We are bitterly disappointed to have ended at home on that note. We have put on a number of very good shows at the Broadfield Stadium this season and we wanted to go out on a high.
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